Amazon Prime Video is set to launch mobile-only subscription plans in India for its streaming service in a global first, offering Indian consumers the entire content slate starting at Rs 89 per month.
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89*12= I am not so smart.
You get 1 year prime for about 550rs nowadays so this doesn’t make sense 
#No offence
#AA_JJ 
Doesn’t make much sense, full prime membership is usually 999 or lower for a full year including music, shopping and video etc. Might be good for watching one off web series etc for students and people who don’t shop on amazon.
ankrute wrote:Doesn’t make much sense, full prime membership is usually 999 or lower for a full year including music, shopping and video etc. Might be good for watching one off web series etc for students and people who don’t shop on amazon.
True though one can always get 500 cashback on 999 membership through student offer As majority people will have someone b/w 18-24
I am on yearly Airtel plan now and have activated this plan for 30 days, will it get auto cancelled after 30 days If we don’t recharge for ₹89 plan after the end of the trial period or we need to stop the renewal?
(Airtel/Amazon didn’t collected any card details while activating)
shh_my_dog_is_sleeping wrote:I am on yearly Airtel plan now and have activated this plan for 30 days, will it get auto cancelled after 30 days If we don’t recharge for ₹89 plan after the end of the trial period or we need to stop the renewal?
(Airtel/Amazon didn’t collected any card details while activating)
Airtel will add membership in your next bill. Cancel it from Airtel App
shh_my_dog_is_sleeping wrote:Ohh, thanks for the information bro will do that within 25 days
Don’t worry when @saucap is here why to fear?
He will help you clear your dues 
#AA_JJ 
shh_my_dog_is_sleeping wrote:Ohh, thanks for the information bro will do that within 25 days
you can cancel it right now. your prime will continue till the original expiry date.
89*12 is 1068. regular annual pack 999.
Am I missing something? Why would anyone opt for this?
